Port Clyde, Maine

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Port Clyde, Maine is a small coastal village on the St. George peninsula known for its historic fishing and lobstering heritage, scenic harbor, and role as an artists’ retreat.

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Port Clyde, Maine canonical 4
Port Clyde, Maine, United States 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal village
unincorporated community
village
climate humid continental climate
country United States
economicActivity commercial fishing
lobstering
tourism
hasFeature rocky coastline
small harbor
working waterfront
hasHeritage fishing
lobstering
hasLandmark Marshall Point Light
hasReputation picturesque fishing village
quiet coastal community
hasTransportConnection ferry to Monhegan Island
knownFor artists’ retreat
coastal scenery
historic fishing industry
lobster fishing
scenic harbor
locatedIn Knox County, Maine
Maine
St. George, Maine NERFINISHED
locatedOn Atlantic Ocean
St. George Peninsula
near Marshall Point Light
partOf New England
regionType Midcoast Maine
servesAs ferry terminal for Monhegan Island
tourismActivity art galleries
boating
coastal sightseeing
fishing charters

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Kenneth Noland placeOfDeath Port Clyde, Maine
Midcoast Maine hasPart Port Clyde, Maine
Marshall Point Light Station locatedIn Port Clyde, Maine
Kenneth Noland placeOfDeath Port Clyde, Maine, United States
subject linked to: Noland
linked to: Port Clyde, Maine
Marshall Point Light Station locatedIn Port Clyde, Maine
subject linked to: Marshall Point